Reviews for Haruzakari :When A Soldier Falls In Love With You Manga

It's interesting to read Seemingly Conservative but Intense Romance That Doesn't Exist in This Day and Age. Recommended for people who like old-fashioned, laid-back men.

I'm reading it because I wear military uniforms on my hero. After all, I feel the sex appeal. There are places where the story is abrupt, but this one may be more suitable in terms of design than the modern one.

An era and retro that I'm not good at drawing, but I can read it quickly because it's easy to see without being able to understand which part? I think the pictures match, and the content is fascinating!

At first, I'm excited about the exchange of pure love, and I'm worried about the continuation, but I feel that the second half was surprisingly easy, which was unsatisfactory.

There aren't many story comics from before the war, so I read them out of interest. The pictures are beautiful, and the story is interesting, so it's exciting and exciting.

The way the main character Haru becomes addicted to a soldier is so cute and it makes me cringe! Soldiers are cool too!

The interaction between the protagonist and his opponent is fresh and interesting. Also, I read that it's from when the times like, and I want to be loved like the woman who is the main character. I'm looking forward to the continuation in the future.

I thought it was an old fashioned pattern, and when I started reading it, it was kind of a very relaxing story. I'm curious about the continuation!

It's nice if the picture matches the period. Haru's cuteness and strength of core are also nice.

The soldiers look so cool in their uniforms! It's nice to see the tough soldiers messing around.

Once you've decided you like it, it feels so good! You'll fall in love with Haru too! I was convinced by myself.

I fell in love with the jacket and bought it, but the picture inside was pretty retro. But even so, Naruhei-sama was so cool, and it was wonderful to see him thinking all the time. Military uniforms are cool, and they look really nice in plain clothes and kimonos. The main character, who is the heroine, was also a female student who worked hard to live in the wartime era, and she was a very likable and hardworking woman. It feels like the Japanese version of Harlequin, and it was interesting to read for me who loves Japanese clothes and also likes Harlequin. I've read up to 8 volumes, and it seems like the development of a new story will begin again, so I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the future.

I have a feeling that the development will change and the serialization will be prolonged. It's been fun up to this point, so I'm praying that it doesn't continue to Gudagda. However, I've always thought it was a rough touch, but I think volume 8 in particular has too rough pictures rather than rough.

It's not that they're good at drawing or erotic, but the careful depiction of feelings and the rich expressions of the characters are fascinating. Both the heroine and hero have good characters.

The picture is old, but the feeling is properly drawn with an old feeling. Oh yeah, women in the old days were baseless and embarrassed to see men naked lol it's strange that you can feel the narrowness of Japanese buildings from the pictures. Unlike Taisho romance, which is overflowing these days, the separation and feeling with the maid has been recreated, so it's really nice. Only simple settings were given to Oinari, and I thought it would be surprisingly compatible with people from the old days.

It was so nice that the protagonist, who was childish at first, became glossy as they met over and over again. (The pattern has also changed, and it is close to the color of the cover) I would be happy if I could see such a wonderful soldier for the first time!

There is a slight gap between the pattern on the cover and the design on the inside, but the romantic world view is nostalgic and wonderful.